Cuajimalpa decreases high-impact crimes 16 percent
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In Cuajimalpa, Mexico, authorities reported a 16 percent decrease in high-impact crimes from January to September 2026.
Clara Brugada Molina, the head of government, and Pablo Vázquez Camacho, the Secretary of Citizen Security, presented the monthly security update. This decline continues a trend of decreasing crime that Cuajimalpa has seen throughout the year, with double-digit reductions reported in earlier months, ranging from 35 percent in January-February to 10 percent in January-June.
The Cuajimalpa mayor, Carlos Orvañanos, strengthened security measures through the Operation and Reaction Center, coordinated video surveillance with the C5 system, the Neighbor Watch program, and preventative operations in various neighborhoods. This approach combines territorial surveillance, citizen reports, and coordination with city and federal authorities to improve response times and maintain a police presence throughout the district.
